Ginkgo Leaves
Suyin HaynesA newsletter inspired by the ginkgo tree, on loss, time, growth and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | suyinhaynes.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Teaching to transgress
There is a passage from bell hooks’ Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom that I have thought about a lot over the last few months.
A postcard from New York
I am writing to you from Brooklyn, New York, and there is lots of serendipity about today, 1 October 2024, being my 30th birthday. It falls on the scheduled day that Ginkgo Leaves usually goes out, and this also marks my 30th post (includin...
Milestones
Last weekend, my mother and I had a 100th birthday party. When I’ve first said that sentence to people, the concept has been met with some puzzled looks. In July (as you may recall), it was my mum’s 70th birthday, and in two weeks, I will b...
Hibernation in August
I went to see In the Mood for Love at the Prince Charles Cinema on Saturday night with a friend. We sat for a few moments in the dark as the credits rolled, English names alongside Chinese characters, printed black against the red screen.
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Authors
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I'm a London-based freelance journalist and writer exploring identity, underrepresented communities and more. I create two newsletters on here: Ginkgo Leaves (my project), and Fragments (alongside June Bellebono)
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